Pamela Epperson Panasiuk

Pamela Epperson Panasiuk's Answers (25)

Little Rock, AR

Criminal defense Lawyer at Little Rock, AR

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +5 more

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Getting charges removed from my records?

Pamela's answer | Answered on September 05, 2014

Based on the information you have provided, you should have no problem getting the charge sealed from your record pursuant to Act 1460 of 2013;...

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I shoplifted at Walmart for some that was 3 dollars. Real STUPID!!! Then I also wrong info to police & Walmart. What's penalty?

Pamela's answer | Answered on August 31, 2014

Both of these offenses are misdemeanors in AR. The theft of property is a Class A misdemeanor. The penalty range on that charge is up to 1 year...

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Was banned from Mal-Wart and they took my info down, will other stores know about my banning(wasn't charged with anything)?

Pamela's answer | Answered on August 31, 2014

Most likely that information will be disseminated to any other stores. I don't think what happened at Wal-Mart will affect your ability to get a...

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Can a attorney specializing in SIS help me to gain a better understanding of my SIS sentencing in Arkansas. Thanks in advance!

Pamela's answer | Answered on August 31, 2014

As part of my practice, I handle a lot of expungements (now referred to as "Sealing of the Record". I agree with my colleague that I, too, would...

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Can a bail bondsman issue a warrant out for my arrest if I put up collateral and haven't paid the bond off since I have no job?

Pamela's answer | Answered on August 31, 2014

I totally agree with the other two lawyers on this issue. The agreement you made with the bail bondsman is considered a legally enforceable...

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